Varscavian language

Varscavian is a language spoken in Northeastern Lussantia.

Nouns
Nouns are found in three genders: masculine animate, masculine inanimate and feminine. They are declined according to six cases.

Pronouns
Varscavian, as most Indo-European languages, has got pronouns. Most pronouns are declined by number, case and gender.

Syntax
Varscavian, like other Proto-Lussantic languages, is a VSO language, following a strict Verb-Subject-Object word order in sentences.

Past participle
The past participle is formed differently according to the classification of the verb:
 * for a strong verb, the particle -(e)ce is added at the end of the verb's radical, ie : lvece (been) - fibce (gone)
 * for a weak verb, the particle is added at the start of the past indicative form of the verb, ie : cebotierd (voted) - cemarad (done)

Present participle
To form a present participle, a -n is affixed to the infinitive form of the verb. Also, the circumflex accent on the last letter is dropped. The gerund form of the verb can be formed by adding a supplementary -en at the end of the present participle. Thus:
 * lvî > lvin (to be)
 * hanî > hanin (to have)
 * fibê > fiben (to go)
 * bevrâ > bevran (to drink)
 * botierê > botieren (to vote)
 * lvinen (to be)
 * haninen (to have)
 * fibenen (to go)
 * bevranen (to drink)
 * botierenen (to vote)

Imperative
The imperative mood only has one, unique tense. It also doesn't decline to the first singular person.